Debt
When you have multiple debts you’re juggling, it can seem overwhelming and impossible to pay them off. You may also find yourself wondering which to put money towards first. Enter debt consolidation. By choosing to consolidate your debt with a …
It’s no secret that cars are expensive. According to an Experian report CNBC cited, the average car loan is $27,430 and the average monthly payment is around $350 per month. That’s a lot of money to spend on your car …
Back when I was working to pay off $45,000 of debt, I often heard about Dave Ramsey’s Financial Peace University. The course was hailed by everyone who took it. But enrolling in the course cost money. Plus, it seemed to …
Getting student loans can seem like a great idea when you’re in college and have few other options. On the other hand, they can also seem like a bad idea when it’s time to pay the loans back. Chances are you’ll …
My husband and I spent the first four years of our marriage paying off nearly $45,000 of debt. It was such a relief to get out of debt and we truly felt liberated afterward. We spent the following year saving …
This past week, I started Dave Ramsey’s Financial Peace University with my church. I wasn’t too excited to jump on-board because I’ve never really been a big fan of Dave Ramsey, but I decided I would give it a try. …
Is one of your New Year’s resolutions going to be to pay off debt this year? Then you need motivation. Everything Finance Blog has dedicated many, many posts to helping inspire others to pay off their debt and take control …
When you’re burdened with a lot of student loan debt, it can be difficult to make your monthly payments. Unfortunately, one of the worst things that can happen as a result is defaulting on your student loans. Defaulting on your …
When my husband and I got married in 2010, we were broke and in more than $45k of debt. At the time, I was making the average American salary, and my husband was barely making above minimum wage. The idea …
Debt. It’s a small, four-letter word that you’ve been told leads to nothing but financial trouble. Most of the time, the picture associated with debt is that of the person who went out and purchased a multitude of goods with …
